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'I don't think you'll feel so different here,' Sister Ignatia said.

They had left Anna sitting in Sister Ignatia's study, looking at the school prospectus.

Like your mother, Sister Ignatia thought.

'If it helps to make up your mind,' Sister Ignatia said, 'I've four places a year to offer without fees.

And talk to Sister Ignatia.

Amid an obedient chorus, Flora followed Sister Ignatia with a bursting heart.

'Convent schools aren't what they were,' Sister Ignatia had said to Anna, 'nothing like so enclosed.

For that, Dr. Schoen recommends ignatia, a homeopathic treatment for human grief.

'It's at my discretion,' Sister Ignatia said.

He then subsequently scoured the register to locate the birth records of the other children of Lawrence and Ignatia.

'Nobody'll be concentrating,' Sister Ignatia said.

I was in love with a man named Cuthbert, Grandma Ignatia said, and, Oh, that man could really eat.

Ignatia Lemmens, Sr.

Flora, heavy with adoration and gratitude, but uncertain of the etiquette involved in hugging nuns, stood and yearned towards Sister Ignatia.

'Good afternoon,' Sister Ignatia said, 'good afternoon, Sister Josephine.

O'Keefe became addicted to alcohol, and sought treatment at the Sister Ignatia Group in Cleveland, Ohio during the late 1960s.

Many of ideas of Alcoholics Anonymous - including the use of tokens to mark milestones in sobriety - were introduced by Sister Ignatia.

'Please,' Flora screeched, not comprehending Sister Ignatia's offer but terrified that Anna would somehow bungle her chance, 'please!'

She discovered that she had no intention of making Sister Ignatia's offer plain to Peter, and no intention of giving up Pricewell's.

Birthplace of Sister Ignatia in Shanvalley, Burren, in County Mayo (Ireland)

Gnatia (also Egnatia or Ignatia,Egnatia in Greek) was an ancient city of the Messapii, and their frontier town towards the Salentini.

January 22 - Composer Ignaz Pleyel marries Franziska Gabrielle Ignatia Lefebvre, daughter of a tapestry maker.

In this book, it states, "Sister Ignatia gave each of her newly released patients a Sacred Heart Medallion, which she asked them to return before they took the first drink.

The record traced his parentage to Lawrence Lobo (a Munsiff and eminent member of the 19th century Mangalorean Catholic community) and Ignatia Tellis.

It was invented by Ignatia Wildsmith (1227-1320) and named after the flue, which is the passageway that leads from a fireplace to the chimney and allows hot gases to escape.